Dear Prudence,
My wonderful husband has this obsession with my boobs. After breast-feeding a few kids, they are not so discreet and tiny anymore, and frankly I’m not very happy with the new bulkier look. I used to be a small B, now I’m a solid C. My husband likes them like this, but I feel suffocated by his attention to them. Anything that is not a turtleneck gets the once-over and basically a passive-aggressive comment like, “You feel OK wearing that top?” At which point I generally say I do, sometimes asking him if he thinks it’s too flashy and he reassures me that it’s OK as long as I feel OK. At this point I go change because I don’t want him thinking I’m trying to flash his mom at the family lunch or something. What can I do to get him off my back—err, chest? I’m modest, but I’m getting fed up with feeling like I never manage to dress appropriately.
—Fashion Problems